Hadith on Good Behaviour

11 Grade 5 Religious Education (IRE) questions on Hadith on Good Behaviour, with worked marking schemes. 11 questions are available on this topic in full.

1. Question 1

   1 mark

   Hassan speaks the truth even when telling a lie would be easier. Which good behaviour is he showing?

   A. Arrogance

   B. Greed

   C. Laziness

   D. Honesty (sidq)

   (1 mark)

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2. Question 2

   4 marks

   The Prophet (SAW) encouraged Muslims to have good manners.

   (a) State two good behaviours a Grade 5 learner can show at school. (2 marks)

   (b) State two benefits of behaving well towards others. (2 marks)

   (4 marks)

   Marking scheme

   (a) Any two: greeting others politely; helping a classmate with work; sharing; telling the truth; respecting teachers; keeping the class clean (2 marks, 1 each). (b) Any two: earns Allah's reward; makes others love and trust you; creates peace/harmony; follows the Prophet's example (2 marks, 1 each).

3. Question 3

   1 mark

   The Prophet (SAW) said, "None of you truly believes until he loves for his brother what he loves for himself." This hadith teaches Muslims to:

   A. Keep all their belongings hidden from their neighbours

   B. Only help people who are members of their own family

   C. Compete with others so as to be the richest in the village

   D. Wish good things for others just as they wish for themselves

   (1 mark)

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4. Question 4

   4 marks

   Read the situation: "Musa found a wallet with money on his way home and returned it to the owner."

   (a) Identify the good behaviour Musa displayed. (1 mark)

   (b) Give three other examples of honest actions a Muslim child can do. (3 marks)

   (4 marks)

   Marking scheme

   (a) Honesty/trustworthiness (amanah) (1 mark). (b) Any three: not cheating in exams; returning borrowed items; keeping promises; not stealing; telling the truth to parents; giving correct change (3 marks, 1 each).

5. Question 5

   1 mark

   When someone wrongs him, Yusuf chooses to forgive rather than take revenge. This shows the good behaviour of:

   A. Anger

   B. Forgiveness (afw)

   C. Revenge

   D. Pride

   (1 mark)

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6. Question 6

   1 mark

   Aisha shares her lunch with a classmate who forgot to carry food. Which teaching from the hadith on good behaviour is she practising?

   A. Ignoring those in need

   B. Boasting about her wealth

   C. Backbiting her classmate

   D. Kindness and generosity to others

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7. Question 7

   1 mark

   The Prophet (SAW) said the best among people are those who have the best of what?

   A. Clothes

   B. Houses

   C. Camels

   D. Character (akhlaq)

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8. Question 8

   1 mark

   The Prophet (SAW) taught that a Muslim is one from whose tongue and hand other people are:

   A. Jealous

   B. Distant

   C. Afraid

   D. Safe

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9. Question 9

   1 mark

   According to the hadith, a smile to your fellow Muslim is considered a:

   A. Sign of pride

   B. Charity (sadaqah)

   C. Waste of time

   D. Sin

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10. Question 10

    1 mark

    The Prophet (SAW) said that removing a harmful object such as a thorn from the road is an act of:

    A. Showing off

    B. Faith and charity

    C. Foolishness

    D. Wasting time

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11. Question 11

    6 marks

    The Prophet (SAW) said good character is a sign of true faith. Explain three ways a Muslim can show good character towards other people. (6 marks)

    (6 marks)

    Marking scheme

    Any three, well explained (2 marks each): being kind and helpful to those in need; speaking gently and truthfully; forgiving those who wrong you; being generous by sharing; respecting elders and being patient with others.

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